218 F. 642 | 2d Cir. | 1914
We have not been able to discover any exception to the charge which presents the question now argued. The defense of abandonment was fully explained to the jury and the last words of the judge to the jury were: ^
“Gentlemen, you will take this ease, and if yon find that this was invention, and it was not anticipated, and it was not abandoned, and if you find that the defendant’s structure here infringes, and that the plaintiff is entitled to damages, then you will find a verdict for 75 cents for the plaintiff.”
Nothing need be added to the opinion of the District Judge in denying the motion for a new trial.
The judgment is affirmed with costs.